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Roxy Music released their debut album on 16 June, 1972. This live performance of "If There Is Something" is from The Bataclan in Paris during the album's autumn tour.
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Roxy Music have donated 6 rare white label pressings - including an original 10" acetate of "Do The Strand" - to @WhiteLabelAuct for a charity auction. Bidding on these items is open now, and closes at 11AM on June 23. Browse the catalogue and bid at https://t.co/3rLGGRBIr1

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"Avalon" was released as a single on 7 June, 1982. This live version from Hammersmith Apollo in London is from Roxy Music's 2001 30th anniversary tour.

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In 1979, "Dance Away" appeared on Top of the Pops every week in May during its 14-week run in the UK singles charts.
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Join us in wishing Paul Thompson a very happy birthday today! 🎂

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After the band the evening will run late into the night with a special DJ set from The Blitz Club’s legendary resident Rusty Egan.

These are individually ticketed events, with tickets available from https://t.co/GtJdStU3xe

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On Saturday, May 23rd, fans of Roxy Music will be celebrating the band in London.

From 11am - 6pm there will be a series of exclusive Dolby ATMOS playbacks for the iconic Flesh + Blood and Avalon albums at Tileyard Gallery, Kings Cross.

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The evening will feature a live concert from a seasoned Roxy tribute band, an in-discussion piece between https://t.co/KI04kBs7C5’s John O’Brien and Isaac Ferry, exclusive concert footage, guest speakers, a unique raffle and more to be announced.

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In 2022, "Lyrics" was released on this day - a collection in print of the complete words written by Bryan Ferry for Roxy Music and his own solo career.
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Record Store Day is a week away, and Roxy Music live album Viva! Is being reissued on vinyl for the first time since 1989. This 50th anniversary edition is pressed on gold vinyl and includes an exclusive fold-out cover poster. Find a store at https://t.co/mdd5PnL9rD
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Out today are new vinyl reissues of The Jazz Age and Bitter-Sweet, re-imagining Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry songs in a jazz-age style by The Bryan Ferry Orchestra. Available on limited edition colour vinyl, and mini-LP CD.
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Roxy Music performed "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" on the Old Grey Whistle Test on this day in 1973
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Today we celebrate Neil Hubbard, legendary guitarist, living with Lewy Body Dementia. Here he is performing "Like A Hurricane" with Roxy Music in 1982. Anybody wishing to donate to Lewy Body Dementia research, please visit https://t.co/pKgczkgHwm

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Roxy Music's 1980 album Flesh + Blood has been mixed in Dolby Atmos by Bob Clearmountain, and will be released on 19 June. A limited-edition Blu-ray will be available via @sdedition available to pre-order now until 8 April only.
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Roxy Music's second album For Your Pleasure was released on 23 March, 1973, beginning with "Do The Strand", seen here live on the Old Grey Whistle Test

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Roxy Music performed "More Than This" at their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. This iconic single was released on this day in 1982.
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Between their debut album and For Your Pleasure, Roxy Music released standalone single "Pyjamarama" on this day in 1973. This clip is from one of their many live performances on German music show Muzikladen.
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Roxy Music continued their Avalon world tour in 1983, beginning in Japan in January and February before heading to North America.